Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, pai — Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, pai — Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, pai — Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, pai — Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, pai — Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
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Artists are dishonest creatures really. They foist their version of reality upon us while making it all up. Writers, painters, musicians, auteurs—they’re all the same.

— Tom Gething from "Sabotage"
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